Posts by Asdasl

Quote: My headphones are the cheap Aiwa HP-X222, but supposedly they have 35 Ohm impedance and 5 Hz - 25 kHz response. They're closed over-the-ear type, so it's easy to hear hiss. I have hooked my i9300 up to my JVC...

I agree that you will get artifacts (crazy annoying pixels randomly showing up on your screen) before you hurt your video card. Just up it until you get artifacts and then back it off a little. Remember, you have to get your GPU hot...

Quote: Originally Posted by Kissarmy For anybody wondering how good the fit is: Kensington Contour max size - 15.8" x 11.5" x 1.9" Dell Inspiron XPS2 15.5" x 11.3" x...

Quote: Originally Posted by LUOLOGY1 i see 0 % under network utilization, for all , and for wireless connection i see link speed 54 mbps but still 0% network utilization? If you're just sitting looking at the...

Quote: With overclocking, people often recommend finding your max stable setting then turning it down one notch for normal use. Is it ok to undervolt at the max setting or is it safer to move it up one notch from the stable...

The reason you get hiss is because the hardware is noisy. You'll notice that when you play music / games the hiss goes down, but not gone. A way to reduce the noise is by getting headphones that are 32ohm instead of 16ohm. I have a...

The graphics are AMAZING. The game I haven't gotten into that much (just checked graphics and interface, walked around, etc). If it's anything like Splinter Cell (original), the story will be awesome!

How did you get it to overclock? Explain. Pics? Did you open up the case and solder?

I've played the demo on my i9300. I had EVERYTHING turned on high and at 1920x1200 was too much. Turned the res down to 1600x1080 (or whatever the widescreen res is) and it works fine. Smooth. I would say that you'd be able to play...

I just posted a review on the Kensington Contour backpack if you'd like to read it: http://notebookforums.com/showthread.php?t=77945